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Sky Dream Festival

Sep 1 – Sep 27 · SHIBUYA SKY, Shibuya · Tokyo

Dates

  • Sep 1 – Sep 4, 2026
  • Sat, Sep 5, 2026, 18:15–19:45
  • Sep 6 – Sep 11, 2026
  • Sat, Sep 12, 2026, 18:15–19:45
  • Sep 13 – Sep 27, 2026

About this event

Summary
The Tenkuu Mugen-sai (Sky Dream Festival) is a unique urban autumn festival held at SHIBUYA SKY, inviting visitors to send their dreams and wishes up to the sky through interactive experiences and traditional performances.

Highlights
  • Participate in the Tenkuu no Bon Odori (Sky Bon Dance) on the rooftop SKY STAGE, where diverse people form a circle to dance and embody their dreams.
  • Write your dreams on strips of paper in the Tenkuu no Mugen Korido (Sky Dream Corridor) located in the SKY GALLERY, displayed alongside floating blue lanterns.
  • Enjoy special food and drinks including Crispy Shrimp Gyoza, BANZAI CIDER, and Premium Japanese Fruit Soda.
  • Purchase exclusive festival merchandise such as original Happi Coats and Lantern Magnets.


Details
The festival is themed around "dreams" and aims to connect the city of Shibuya with individual aspirations. The event features two main components: the rooftop dance and the indoor dream corridor. The Sky Bon Odori includes the original "Shibuya Scramble Ondo" and is accompanied by itinerant musicians and a procession. The Sky Dream Corridor is illuminated by INNER NEBULAS, an all-directional lighting system that synchronizes with the lantern decorations. After the event, the collected dream strips are burned at Kanō Hachiman Shrine, with the smoke carrying the wishes to the sky. The festival creates a dynamic display where colors and light respond to the dreams of the participants, adding rhythm and warmth to the space. Visitors can experience this new urban festival where they become the main characters, sharing and sublimating their dreams above the city skyline.

Event details come from organizers' websites and web searches. They are not guaranteed to be accurate. Check the official website before you go. Times are Japan time (JST).